Abstract:This article examines the growth of sectarianism in Turkish politics since the 2011 Arab uprisings, particularly when it comes to the government's portrayal of the Alevi community as a security threat. Comparable to elsewhere in the Middle East, this "sectarianized securitization" of domestic politics was catalyzed by the overlap of external geopolitical competition and internal challenges to the government. These dynamics are situated within the context of longer-term processes of nation-building, the nature of Islamic authority, and the increasing prominence of Islamists.

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在2011年阿拉伯起义之后，土耳其进行了宗派化证券化

摘要：本文探讨了自2011年阿拉伯起义以来土耳其政治中宗派主义的增长，特别是在政府将Alevi社区描述为安全威胁时。与中东其他地区相比，这种内部政治的“宗派化证券化”是由外部地缘政治竞争和政府内部挑战的重叠所催化的。这些动态是在长期的国家建设进程，伊斯兰权威的性质以及伊斯兰主义者日益重要的背景下进行的。